Juniper JNCIP-SP: Advanced Routing, MPLS, and Multicast Concepts

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What determines which OSPF route is preferred when both are intra-area routes?

The OSPF metric.

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Which OSPF external route is normally preferred: E1 with total cost 120 or E2 with cost 50?

E2 because 50 is lower than 120.

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What is the conclusion if a router has no Area 0 interface in OSPF?

The design violates the normal OSPF backbone requirement.

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What must be identical for OSPF neighbors to form an adjacency?

Hello and dead intervals.

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What issue should be investigated first if an OSPF adjacency is stuck in EXSTART?

Interface MTU mismatch.

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Which router becomes the DR in a segment with R1 priority 100, R2 priority 200, and R3 priority 0?

R2.

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What is the most appropriate policy structure to export only the route 10.20.0.0/16 into an external protocol?

Match the prefix and accept it; reject other routes.

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Which address type is important for checking OSPFv3 neighbor communication?

IPv6 link-local.

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What does disabling Level 1 in IS-IS configuration imply?

Level 2 operation remains enabled.

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What does the DIS in a broadcast LAN primarily provide?

A pseudonode representation of the LAN.

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What feature allows selected Level 1 routes to become available to Level 2 routers in IS-IS?

Route leaking.

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Which IS-IS path is preferred if Path A has a metric of 20 and Path B has a metric of 80?

Path A.

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What is preferred in IS-IS metrics?

Lower IS-IS metric

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What are three reasonable first checks for IS-IS adjacency troubleshooting?

Interface configuration, IS-IS level compatibility, Authentication

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Which statement is correct about IS-IS and OSPF?

IS-IS is carried directly over the data-link layer.

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Which path is preferred based on LOCAL_PREF in BGP?

Path A with LOCAL_PREF = 200

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What is the purpose of the BGP policy that sets local preference to 250 for CUSTOMER community?

Increase preference for routes carrying the CUSTOMER community.

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What should be investigated first if a BGP session remains in Active?

TCP connectivity to the peer, BGP neighbor address/reachability

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Why is multihop configured in EBGP?

The peer is not necessarily directly connected.

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What is the primary problem if a BGP route is not installed due to next hop resolution?

Next-hop reachability

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What is R1 allowed to do as an IBGP route reflector?

Reflect the route to R3.

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Which feature allows multiple eligible BGP paths to be installed?

Multipath

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What are legitimate uses of BGP communities?

Identifying customer routes, Applying routing policy, Controlling route treatment

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Which route is preferred based on MED in BGP?

Route 1 with MED = 50

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What Junos CoS function performs initial mapping for DSCP classification?

Classification

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What feature limits traffic entering an interface to 100 Mbps?

Policer

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Which feature controls bandwidth allocation among queues?

Scheduler

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Which mechanisms are relevant to packet treatment during congestion?

Packet loss priority, Drop profile

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What mechanism modifies outgoing QoS markings in CoS?

Rewrite rule

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What happens when a multicast packet arrives on ge-0/0/1 but the unicast routing table says the best path back to the source is through ge-0/0/0?

Packet fails RPF.

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What model is used when a receiver wants traffic specifically from source 192.0.2.50 for multicast group 232.1.1.1?

Source-Specific Multicast (SSM).

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Which two components should be checked first if a host cannot receive an IPv4 multicast stream?

IGMP membership and multicast routing/RPF state.

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What role can the RP play in traditional ASM PIM-SM?

Meeting point for multicast sources and receivers.

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What is the major goal of two RPs using the same logical RP address?

RP redundancy and distribution.

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Which statement best describes PIM-DM?

It initially floods traffic and prunes unwanted branches.

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What does the outer label in a provider MPLS core identify in an L3VPN?

The transport path toward the egress PE.

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What causes VRF-B to import routes exported with RT 65000:100?

RT matching.

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Which two components are fundamental to distributing VPN routes between PE routers?

MP-BGP and VPN route attributes such as RTs.

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What is the purpose of the VRF table?

Isolate customer routing information.

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Which feature allows an MPLS VPN path to be treated as an OSPF intra-area path?

Sham link.

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What mechanism can help prevent a routing loop for a multihomed customer site?

Site of Origin.

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What is likely the problem if a PE has a valid VPNv4 route but cannot forward traffic?

Transport underlay.

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What design concept is appropriate for a customer VRF needing controlled access to the public Internet?

Provide a controlled route-leaking/shared Internet routing design.

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Which control-plane technology is required for IPv6 VPN route distribution?

MP-BGP.

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What service is most appropriate for two customer Ethernet interfaces needing a point-to-point Layer 2 service across an MPLS core?

L2 circuit.

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Which technology is appropriate for three customer sites needing to participate in the same multipoint Ethernet VPN?

VPLS.

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What does traditional VPLS normally do when it receives a frame?

Learn the source MAC against the incoming interface/service.

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Which protocol is central to EVPN control-plane MAC/IP route distribution?

MP-BGP

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What are three important capabilities of EVPN?

BGP-based MAC/IP reachability, Multihoming, Ethernet-segment/DF-related mechanisms.

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What EVPN functionality should be investigated if traffic is being duplicated or forwarded incorrectly?

Designated Forwarder behavior.

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What should be investigated if traffic fails between CE1 and CE2 in a Layer 3 VPN?

MPLS transport/LSP connectivity between PE1 and PE2.

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What does a working VPN control plane not guarantee?

A working MPLS data plane.

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What is the purpose of the MPLS transport LSP?

To ensure connectivity between provider edge routers.

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What is the role of IGMP in multicast networking?

To manage host membership in multicast groups.

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What does the term 'Designated Forwarder' refer to in EVPN?

The mechanism that determines which PE forwards traffic toward a multihomed Ethernet segment.

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What is the function of MP-BGP in EVPN?

To distribute Ethernet reachability information.

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What should be checked first when a VPN does not work?

Is the CE route in the correct VRF?

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What does the acronym L2 stand for in networking?

Layer 2

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What does the acronym L3 stand for in networking?

Layer 3

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What is the significance of the VPN service label?

It is used for MPLS forwarding in VPNs.

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What is the role of BGP in a VPN?

To advertise routes and manage path selection.

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What does OSPF stand for?

Open Shortest Path First

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What is the purpose of the OSPF DR election?

To determine the designated router in a multi-access network.

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What does the term 'route reflection' refer to in BGP?

A method to reduce the number of BGP connections in a network.

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What is the function of the MED attribute in BGP?

To signal the preferred path to neighboring AS.

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What does the acronym RPF stand for in multicast routing?

Reverse Path Forwarding

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What is the purpose of a policer in networking?

To rate limit traffic.

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What does the term 'multihoming' refer to in networking?

Connecting a device to multiple networks for redundancy.

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What is the significance of the 'show route' command?

To display routing information in a network device.

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What does the term 'BGP community' refer to?

A way to group routes for policy application.